Zhilikam t'°Vaikingz° |Vikingsular|
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INTRODUCTION
Ragtaya
In their long history, the Vulcans had many forms of multimedia entertainment, including historical dramas. The 21st Century Earth drama Vikings is a television series of great interest to many people in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. Vulcans secretly have a great interest in this material because of their violent past. The Klingons, on the other hand, thoroughly love this material because of the similarity to the way they lived centuries ago.
Below you will find a sampling of vocabulary that you might find associated with the world of Vikings in print and video. (Names are listed in pure alphabetical order by title, if any, first name then last name, since names are sorted using the Vulcan standard.)
Abbey -- abbe
Abbot Alcuin -- Sa-Abbesu Ahl'kwihn
Accompany -- sailau
Action -- torai
Advance -- storilaya (n.), storilau (v.)
Aftermath -- po-wak
Aim -- mokh (n.), mokh-tor (v.)
Ale -- eil
Ally (n.) -- puk'ai'la
Ambush -- ip-nashiv (n.), ip-nashiv-tor (v.)
Anchor (n.) -- mavohrek
Anglo-Saxon -- angli-sahksuhn-, angli-sahksuhnik (adj.); angli-sahksuhnisu (person)
Annihilate -- nitozhau
Annihilation -- nitozhaya
Anvil -- mah-vihpan
Ari -- Ari
Arm (n.) -- kar
Army -- ask'er
Arne -- Arni
Arrival -- lashan
Arrive -- lasha
Arrow (n.) -- kliton
Assassin -- to'ankha-stausu
Assassination -- to'ankha-staya
Assault -- nashiv (n.), nashiv-tor (v.)
Assist (v.) -- gol-tor
Assistance -- golan
Athelstan -- Ahthuhl'stahn
Attack -- nashiv (n.), nashiv-tor (v.)
Axe (n.) -- la'ash
Baltic Sea -- Baltik Masutra
Banner -- haifan
Barrel (container) -- subok
Barricade -- foshitaya (n.), foshitau (v.)
Barrier -- foshek
Battle (n.) -- faukh
Battle-axe -- stau-la'ash
Battlefield -- faukh-solai
Bear (animal) -- ber
Beard -- hisahk
Behead -- sanesh-tor patam
Beheading -- sanesh t'patam
Bell (n.) -- kus-vakh
Betray -- svik-tor
Betrayal -- svik
Bird -- kushel
Bishop Edmund -- Bihshuhp Ed'muhnd
Bishop Swithern -- Bihshuhp Swihthuhrn
Bishop Unwan -- Bihshuhp Uhn'wan
Bjorn Ironside -- Byohrn Shek-Tukh-Vla
Blacksmith (n.) -- shek-zhuksu
Blade (n.) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Bleed -- khafau
Blood -- khaf
Blood-eagle -- khaf-iguhl
Boat -- pi'mashali
Body (corpse) -- vukhut
Bow (n.) -- khom-krus (ship); kes-wun (weapon)
Bowl -- yerak
Bowstring -- kes-wun-elakh
Braid -- pris (n.), pris-tor (v.)
Broom -- fnash-vel
Broth -- ta'shur
Brother -- sa-kai
Brother Cenwulf -- Kontush Ken'wuhlf
Bucket -- mashuk
Burn -- yontaya (n.), yontau (v.)
Candle (n.) -- ha'fek
Candlelight -- ha'fek-ha'gel
Cap (hat) -- taik
Caribou -- kerih'bu
Cavalry (n.) -- hors-puktra
Ceremonial (adj.) -- vanu-, vanuk
Ceremony -- van-kal
Chain (n.) -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chicken -- tchihkihn (VTW)
Chieftain -- te'feisu
Child -- kan
Childbirth -- kan-keshtan
Church -- shi'kon
City -- kahr
Clan -- maat
Coast (n., shore) -- gef
Coin (n.) -- buhn
Combat (n.) -- morov
Confront -- nagau
Confrontation -- nagaya
Control -- tash (n.), tash-tor (v.)
Corpse -- tevik-veh (TGV), tevikeh (MGV)
Council -- shikh-orna
Courier -- skladasu
Course -- rivak
Crew (n.) -- |hali-|sutra
Crops -- urozh (anc.)
Cross -- tuhs (n.), tuhsau (v., form a cross); mes-tor (v., go over)
Crossbow -- dvudau-kes-wun
Crush (v.) -- plesh-tor
Curse -- raspiis (n.), raspiis-tor (v.)
Damage -- zakar (n.), zakar-tor (v.)
Danger -- tehvar
Dangerous -- tehvar-bosh
Darkness -- mu'gel'es
Daughter -- ko-fu
Dawn (n.) -- gad-keshtan
Day -- gad
Daybreak -- gad-keshtan
Daylight (n.) -- gad-ha'gel
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
Death -- tevakh
Debris -- guhsh|-tukh|
Deck (floor) -- lan-tol
Defeat -- neikaya (n.), neikau (v.)
Defeated (adj.) -- neikal-, neikalik
Defend -- fosh-tor
Defender -- foshsu
Defense -- fosh
Denmark -- Dan'mark
Depart -- trasha
Departure -- trashan
Die (v.) -- tev-tor
Disdvantage (n.) -- riplik
Disarm -- sawunau
Disaster -- koshvar
Disease -- has
Disembark -- skahal-tor
Disguise -- pasut (n.); pasutau (v.)
Dismount (v.) -- skanaufau
Dispute -- inigaufaya (n.); inigaufau (v.)
Disputed land -- inigaufal-solektra
Dock -- kif (n.); kifau (v.)
Dog (n.) -- dag
Dominate -- abrukhau
Domination -- abrukhaya
Dragon -- yoshuhlnak
Dragonship -- yoshuhlnak-mashali
Dream -- run (n.), run-tor (v.)
Drum -- vluhn (n.), vluhn-tor (v.)
Eagle -- iguhl
Ealdorman Werferth -- Yal'dor'man Wer'fuhrth
Earl -- sa-te'ahkhikor
Earl Bjarni -- Sa-Te'ahkhikor Byarni
Earl Haroldson -- Sa-Te'ahkhikor Heruhld'suhn
Earl Ragnar Lothbrok -- Sa-Te'ahkhikor Rag'nar Loth'bruuhk
Earl Sigvard -- Sa-Te'ahkhikor Sig'vard
East -- she'rak
Echo -- vava (n.); vavuh (v.)
Elisef -- Eli'sef
Embark -- fihal-tor
Empty (adj.) -- herbosh|-|
Encircle -- vikuvau
England -- Ing'luhnd
Entourage -- halovtra
Epidemic -- shal-has-sak
Equipment (gear) -- tanovau-tukh
Eric Trygvason -- Erihk Trihg'va'suhn
Erik Marteinn -- Erihk Martein
Erlendur -- Er'lenduhr
Escape -- stron (n.), stron-tor (v.)
Evacuate -- sashalotau
Evacuation -- sashalotaya
Evade -- savlau
Evasion -- savlaya
Evening -- khru
Execute (put to death) -- tostau
Execution (death) -- tostaya
Fail -- vravshau
Failure -- vravshaya
Farm -- uroshal (n.); uroshitau (v.)
Farmer -- uroshitausu (TGV), uroshalsu (MGV)
Fasten (v.) -- terau
Fastener -- terayek
Father (n.) -- sa-mekh
Father Cuthbert -- Oekon-Sa-Mekh Kuhth'buhrt
Fatigue -- zung (n.), zung-tor (v.)
Fear -- pthak (n.), ptha (v.)
Feather (n.) -- kid
Feast -- gadzhak (n.); gadzhai (v.)
Feather (n.) -- kid
Fenrir -- Fen'rihr
Fierce -- kei|-|
Fight -- puk (n.), puk-tor (v.)
Fire (n.) -- yon
Fish -- aluk|lar| (n.); aluk-kum-tor (v.)
Fish hook -- aluk-kum-kik
Fish net -- aluk-vis
Fisherman -- aluk-kumsu
Fishing boat -- aluk-kum-|mas|hali
Fist (n.) -- ozh-dukal
Fjord -- klehp
Flag (n.) -- haifan
Flame (n.) -- yai
Flank -- zaku-shal (n.); zaku-tor (v.)
Flee -- sasahr-tor
Floki -- Floki
Foe -- hahf (adversary); nemut (enemy)
Fog (n.) -- ihsek
Food -- yem-tukh
Foreign -- k'shatri|-|
Foreigner -- k'shatrisu
Forest -- laptra
Forest of Baer -- Laptra t'Beir
Frenzy -- wihs
Frey -- Frei
Freya -- Freiyuh
Freyr -- Freir
Friend -- thrah (general term); t'hai'la (very close/intimate)
Frodi -- Frodi
Furious -- kiitan-, kiitanik
Fury -- kiit
Garrison (n.) -- shi'ask'ersu|lar|
Gate (n.) -- temep
Gerta -- Gertuh
Glove (n.) -- el'rukhut
Goat -- got
God -- ekon (general term); Oekon (supreme being)
Gold (n.) -- kin-tukh
Goose -- gus
Gotaland -- Yotuh'land
Götland -- Goht'land
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut
Ground -- solektra
Gyda -- Giduh
Hakon -- Hakon
Half-brother -- ulef-sa-kai
Hammer (n.) -- mah-vel
Harbor (n.) -- oklit
Hate -- fnu-ven (n.); fnu-vei (v.)
Hedeby -- Heduh'bi
Heimdal -- Heim'dal
Helga -- Helguh
Helmet -- patyerak
Hero -- korkarplasu
Hesitate -- vaunai
Hesitation -- vaunah
Hexham -- Heksuhm
Hide (n., skin) -- aush-wadi
Hide (v.) -- ip-sut
Hidden (adj.) -- ip-, ipik
High tide -- pid-mashen
Hild -- Hihld
Hill -- kunel
Hit -- kwul (n.), kwul-tor (v.)
Hole (n.) -- razh
Honest -- trau|-|
Honesty -- trau'es
Honor -- dor (n.), dor-tor (v.)
Hood (n.) -- fash
Hook (n.) -- kik
Horizon -- ir-zehl
Horn (n.) -- stonn (animal); stonal (sound maker)
Horse (n.) -- hors
House (n.) -- kelek
Housecarl -- kelek-dvinsu
Hull (n.) -- vukh
Hurt (injure) -- dash-tor
Hvitserk -- Viht'suhrk
Ice (n.) -- le-suma
Icon -- uus
Ingigerd -- Ingi'gerd
Injure -- dash-tor
Injury -- dash
Insignia -- terseht
Insult -- wahtaya (n.), wahtau (v.)
Ivar the Boneless -- Aivar Hinek-Fam
Jacket (n.) -- kopal
Jarl Borg -- Sa-Te'ahkhikor Borg
Jormungand -- Yormuhn'gand
Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)
Jump (v.) -- spen-tor
Justice -- yeht-gav
Kattegat -- Kate'gat
Kauko -- Kauko
Key -- tal-muv
Kill (v.) -- stau
King (n., general term) -- sa-te'krusu
King Aelle -- Sa-Te'kor Eiluh
King Ecbert -- Sa-Te'kor Ek'buhrt
King Horik -- Sa-Te'kor Horihk
Kingdom -- te'kortra
Kingdom of Mercia -- Te'kortra t'Muhrsiuh
Kingdom of Northumbria -- Te'kortra t'North'uhmbriuh
Kingdom of Wessex -- Te'kortra t'Wesihks
Kinsman -- tomasu
Kiss -- shok (n.), shok-tor (v.)
Knife (n.) -- lipau
Knowledge -- fai-tukh
Knut Tjodolf -- Knut Tchodolf
Ladder -- pu'uth
Lagertha -- Laguhrthuh
Land -- solektra (n., ground/property); shasol (n., nation); fisolekau (v.)
Lantern -- |makh-|yonet
Latitude (geog.) -- truhk|-zehl|
Latvia -- Latviuh
Latvian -- latvyan-, latvyanik (adj).; Latvyansu (n.)
Law -- to-gav
Law-giver -- to-gav-tansu
Lead (v.) -- fulag-tor
Leader -- fulagsu
Leak -- tasaya (n.), tasau (v.)
Leather -- duf
Leave (v.) -- trasha
Leif -- Leif
Lift (v.) -- aberau
Lindisfarne -- Lihndihs'farn
Longitude (geog.) -- wut|-zehl|
Lord (n.) -- pidsu
Lord Eadric -- Pidsu Yad'rihk
Lord Edgar -- Pidsu Ed'guhr
Lord Wigea -- Pidsu Wihdzhiuh
Lose -- pak-tor
Loss -- pak
Lost (adj.) -- paki-, pakik
Low tide -- nuk-mashen
Loyal -- fonn|-|
Loyalty -- fonn'es
Mace (weapon) -- gluhg
Madness -- so-resh
Man (n.) -- sasu
Map (n.) -- besan
March -- terask'halan (n.), terask'hal-tor (v.)
Market (n.) -- ramakurai
Mask (n.) -- limein
Mast -- mashalo-thalv-lap
Mattress -- yuk-vel
Mead -- miid
Meadow -- ne-yartra
Mercia -- Muhrsiuh
Message (n.) -- skladan
Messenger -- skladasu
Midgard -- Mid'gard
Midgardsormen -- Mid'gardz'ormen
Monastery -- kontush-kelek
Monk -- kontush
Moonlight -- aikum-ha'gel
Morning -- asal
Mother (n.) -- ko-mekh
Mount (v.) -- finaufau
Mourn -- la'tusa
Move -- dvun (n.), dvun-tor (v.)
Movement -- dvun
Mud -- vrel
Murder -- riyeht-staya (n.), riyeht-stau (v.)
Navigate -- kharau
Navigation -- kharaya
Night -- mu'yor
Nils -- Nihlz
Noise -- ralash
Noon -- sviti-gad
Norse -- nors-, norsik (adj.), norssu (language)
North -- desh'rak
North Sea -- Desh'rak Masutra
The Northern Lights -- Desh'rak Ha'gellar
Northman -- norssu
Northumbria -- North'uhmbriuh
Norway -- Norguh
Oar (n.) -- fel
Oath (n.) -- relkoh
Observation -- glantaya
Observe -- glantau
Ocean -- masutra
Odin -- O'dihn
Olaf -- O'laf
Olafur -- O'lavuhr
Old English (language) -- os-eingelsu
Old Norse (language) -- os-norssu
Olrik -- Ol'rihk
Overtake (v.) -- fabehal-tor
Pagan -- vath-dva-, vath-dvaik (adj.); vath-dvasu (n.)
Path -- yut
Peace -- sochya
Pig -- pihg
Plank (n.) -- dohn
Platform -- skaf
Plunder -- neksnem-tukh (n.); neksnem-tor (v.)
Porunn -- Porun
Post (n.) -- lehk
Practice -- huhrsaya (n.), huhrsau (v.)
Praise -- krol (n.), krol-tor (v.)
Pray -- ekon-shoret
Prayer -- ekon-shoren
Prince -- sa-elki
Prince Aethelwulf -- Sa-Elki Ahthuhl'wulf
Prince Egbert -- Sa-Elki Eg'buhrt
Princess -- ko-elki
Princess Aslaug -- Ko-Elki Aus'lag
Princess Judith -- Ko-Elki Dzhudihth
Princess Kwenthrith -- Ko-Elki Kwen'thrihth
Prisoner -- yefansu
Purpose -- lof
Put to death (v.) -- tostau
Queen (n., general term) -- ko-te'krusu
Queen Ealswith -- Ko-Te'kor Ilz'wihth
Raft (n.) -- marshak
Rage -- reshan (n.), resha (v.)
Ragnarok -- Rag'narok
Raid -- absakaya (n.), absakau (v.)
Raider -- absakausu
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Rat (n.) -- raht
Raven -- reivuhn
Receive -- poprah
Reception -- poprat
Reign -- te'krun (n.), te'kru (v.)
Reinforce -- fokarikau
Repair (v.) -- teslau
Resist -- tehnau
Resistance -- tehnaya
Revenge -- ran-pleth
Revenge killing -- ran-pleth-staya
Rib (n.) -- bak
Ride (v.) -- fau-tor
Ring (n.) -- mokuv
Risk -- dvar (n.), dvar-tor (v.)
River -- pilash
Road -- fau-yut
Rollo Lothbrok -- Ralo Loth'bruuhk
Roman -- |ma'os-|roman-, |ma'os-|romanik (adj.); |Ma'os-|Romasu (n.)
Roman artifact -- ma'os-romanik zatrasha-vel
Roman ruins -- ma'os-roman-yigahdelu
Roman statue -- ma'os-roman-sukhlop
Roman wall painting -- ma'os-romanik temok-kras-bikuv
Rope (n.) -- |man-|elakh
Row (v.) -- fel-tor
Royalty -- te'krultra
Rudder -- lahrn
Rule -- to-go (n.); khau (v.)
Rule over -- abukhau
Run (v.) -- sahr-tor
Rune -- skuf
Runestone -- skuf-kov
Russia -- Rasiuh
Sacrifice (v.) -- oslauvolau
Sail -- mashalo-thalv (n.); mashalovau (v.)
Sand(s) -- mazhiv
Save (v.) -- korsau (rescue); korseivel (preserve)
Saxon -- sahksuhn-, sahksuhnik (adj.); Sahksuhnisu (n.)
Scandinavia -- Skandinaviuh
Scandinavian -- skandinavyan-, skandinavyanik (adj.); Skandinavyansu (n.)
Scar (n.) -- |skek-|ulidar
Scriptorium -- shi'kitutra-va'asaun
Sea -- masutra
Search -- psthan (n.), pstha (v.)
Secret -- tsat-, tsatik (adj.); tsat (n.)
Settle -- fiferhanau
Settlement -- shi'fiferhanaun
Shallow (adj.) -- gan|-|
Sheep -- ship|lar|
Shelter -- rau-nol (n.), rau-tor (v.)
Shield (n.) -- fo-dan
Shield-maiden -- fo-dan-kosu
Ship (n., water) -- masu-hali (TGV), mashali (MGV)
Shirt -- sav'el
Shoot (v.) -- pohshau
Shore (n.) -- gef
Shot (n.) -- pohshaya
Siege (n.) -- tvifostan
Siggy -- Sihgi
Signal -- glantokaya (n.), glantokau (v.)
Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye -- Siguhrd Oluhk svi'Bezhun
Silver (n.) -- haul-tukh
Sing (v.) -- uralau
Sink (v.) -- ne'hal-tor
Sister -- ko-kai
Skeleton -- hinek-teraya (TGV), hinektra (MGV)
Skill -- renkup'es
Skin (n.) -- wadi
Skull -- grat
Slave (n.) -- kafeh
Slay -- stau
Snow -- izh (n.); izhau (v.)
Soldier (n.) -- ask'ersu
Son -- sa-fu
Spear (n.) -- tilek
Stab (v.) -- lipruh
Staff (n., rod) -- fek
Stairs -- kaiden
Stern (n.) -- harr-krus
Storm (n.) -- sahriv
Summer raid -- falek-wak-absakaya
Sun-board -- ug'yel-dohn
Sun-stone -- ug'yel-kov
Sunrise -- ug'yel-shen
Sunset -- ug'yel-tevan
Support -- nenikaya (n.), nenikau (v.)
Surrender -- abutsuplaya (n.), abutsuplau (v.)
Surround -- vikuvau
Surt -- Suhrt
Svein -- Svein
Sweden -- Sveriguh
Swim -- mahal-tor
Sword -- shek
Table (n.) -- pasu
Territory -- tsokal
Thing (council) -- Thing |viking-shikh-orna|
Thor -- Thor
Thorvald -- Thor'vald
Thunder -- rahm (n.), rahm-tor (v.)
Thunderstorm -- rahm-sahriv
Thyri -- Thihri
Tide -- mashen
Tired -- zungor
Torc -- talu-mokuv
Torstein -- Tor'stein
Torture -- agreibaya (n.), agreibau (v.)
Torvi -- Tor'vi
Tostig -- Tastihg
Tower (n.) -- kispek
Town -- kahr
Tradition -- ba'tak
Trail (n.) -- yut
Train (v.) -- ranau
Training (n.) -- ranaya
Traitor -- sviksu
Trap -- pash (n.), pash-tor (n.)
Treason -- svikaya
Trial -- topihgunafek
Trust -- sahrafen (n.), sahrafel (v.)
Truth -- yeht'es
Tub -- matuhlek
Tunic -- yahla
Ubbe -- Ubuh
Underway -- kadvunyanik
Uppsala -- Uhp'sala
Urgency -- akali'es
Urgent -- akali|-|
Valhalla -- Val'haluh
Vanquish -- neikau
Venom -- ausham
Vessel -- hali
Victor -- skilsu
Victorious -- skilan-, skilanik
Victory -- skil
Viking -- viking-, vikingik (adj.); viking|su| (person)
Village -- pi'kahr
Voyage -- halan (n.), hal-tor (v.)
Wagon -- hors-hali
Wall (n.) -- temok
War -- ahkh
Warfare -- ahkhan
Warrior -- ahkhsu
Waterfall -- masu-nutevak
Wave (n.) -- pral
Weapon -- wun
Weather (n.) -- igen-va
Wessex -- Wesihks
Winchester -- Wihn'tchestuhr
Wind (n.) -- salan
Withdraw -- saseshau
Withdrawal -- saseshaya
Wound (n.) -- skek
Wounded (adj.) -- skekal-, skekalik
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